Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-11-12

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| Dayton on Court business.
Judge Rising and Hon. M. A. Murphy,
went to Virginia yesterday.
1t is reported that a wedding will sson
tax e place in Mason Valley.
M. A. Murphy stopped IN Dayton Wednes
day evening on his way to Carson.
I'M. Dormer was passenger on last Sun.
days train bound for the lower country.
Adam Herboldt, the jolly Mason Valley
Dutchman, is in town on Court business.
Bob Apsey, the celebrated legal light Of
Pizen, is here in regard to the Mcleod case.
| Miss Theresa Baker has returned to Pine
Grove to wait on table At the Wilson hotel.
The merchants Of Dayton have agreed to
close their stores at 8 o'clock sharp every
evening.
| Mr.. TenEyck was in from Pine Grove last
Saturday on his way to Empire with a load
OF hogs.
Jndge Rising returned from Hawthorne
Wednesday evening where he had been hold
ing court.
| T. B Smith, one Of the solid citizens Of
Smiths Valley was in town on Tuesday Of
| this week.
! Angus Mcleod, whose case against the
county came up before the Court yesterday.
is in Dayton.
| County Surveyor Houston is in from Green.
field, on business connected with the
Mcleod case.
| J. M. Campbell, of the Walker Lake
Bulletin is in town shaking hands with old
acquaintance.
| D. w. Wilson, wife and son. Of Mason
Valley, are visiting in San Francisco, also
Miss A. ]. Strosnider.
The Briggs mill jus. below Silver City, is
now running on Occidental rock. The ere
is said 10 be high grade.
T. Toomy, Of Churchill county was in
town short time last Monday. He reports
game plentiful at the Sink.
| Several Of "Old Haynes" crows passed
south the first Of the week. Cold weather
must certainly be approaching.
DR.. Lee and Warden Mccullough were
on the C. & {. yesterday, returning from
| their hunting trip to Bishop Greek.
Do you suffer from scroiula, salt rheum,
Or other humors? Take Hoods Sarsaparilla
the great blood purifier. 100 doses enc
dollar.
Read Chas. Gabriel's cad" in another
column. He has the largest and most select
stock Of goods in Virginia City AMI his prices
are reasonable
DR.. J. H. Rae and John H. Haar, a New
York owner of the Carson River Dredging
Company will arrive by train from San Fran.
cisco this NOR ming.
"Y on may bring me-" said the Boston
~,Yl II partion If Celtic d;esu,hso
"A-which is it," said the waiter. "lrish
stew, you stupid" answered she.
Hero Kennedy, who had his leg broken
last Friday, was taken to Virginia City last
Sunday: DR.. Conn reports the broken limb
as mending as rapidly as can be expected.
A correspondent who sends US in a few
items from the Valley this week, says that
he observed Pap and Gov. out with the Ia
dies last Sunday. What has become Of
Reddy the hog peddlar.
S. B. Fogg, the Mason Valley bridge con.
tractor is in town. He brought along his
spirit level to set the boys watches by, and
says he will continue with the work OF erect
ing the new bridge when there is a new
moon. as timber put in at that time stands
better.
The father Of ysung Benhayon who was
murdered in San Francisco, was in Dayton
the first OF this week. He is agent for a
San Francisco liquor house. Mr.. Benhayon
stated that he has no further opinion to ex-
press relative to his sons death than he ex.
pressed some time ago. He believes that
his son was murdered and that the confess
sion is forgery.
One or more surgeons from the Western
Division Of the National Surgical Institute
3Io Bush street, San Francisco, will be at
Barnes Hotel, Reno. November 10th; the
Ormsby House, Carson, November nth, and
At the International Hotel. Virginia. No
vember I2th. Persons suffering from disease
Of the spine, hip, limbs, or any bodily de.
formity, paralysis, piles, fstula, sexual or
chronic diseases should avail themselves of
this opportunity. References given through.
out the United States. Consultation free.
Captain Alec Brann, brother Of Sheriff
Brann, is now in Arizona, where he is en-
gagged in the mining business with Q partner
named Mitchell. The mine, says the Ari.
IONA journal, is situated in Turkey Creek
district, and the vein IS good strong one,
the ore assaylng from $40 to $50 per ton.
An expert asserts that the work done on this
claim is the finest and most systematic of
any he has seen in the Territory. The walls
Of the tunnel are as smooth as if planed,
and the arched top is IS neatly curved as
though done by an engineer. They have
about 100 tons Of ore on the dump and will
shortly commence another opening to strike
the vein at depth Of $50 feet, the present
! tunnel being at depth Of 100 feet.